Presentations - 3rd Growth and Resilience Dialogue With Social Partners

How does Doing Business collect data?

• The Doing Business data are based on domestic laws, regulations as well as administrative requirements. For several indicators cost, time and procedures components are based on actual practice rather than the law on the books. • To collect data for these indicators the Doing Business project works with legal practitioners or professionals who regularly undertake the transactions involved, including lawyers, accountants, judges, engineers, architects, business people and public officials.

 http://www.doingbusiness.org/en/contributors/doing-business

• Doing Business does not measure all aspects of the business environment such as security, macro-economic stability, prevalence of bribery and corruption, level of training and skills of the labor force, proximity to markets, regulations specific to foreign investment or the state of the financial system.

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